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Sound Words

Geert Wilders the far Right Dutch politician came to Britain on Friday 5th March, although previously banned from the country because of his extreme views. He used his visit to repudiate Islam and criticise Mohammed, stating that Britain, due to her open immigration policy from Islamic countries, could be turned into "Londonistan" within 20 years.

Last year he was detained at Heathrow airport due to an order by Jacqui Smith, Home Secretary, when he came to support the film, Fitna, which is highly critical of Islam. He was returned to Holland without admission, however the High Court overturned her decision, hence his visit this month. His main theme was that Islam, in his opinion, was a "totalitarian, fascist ideology." He further said "Islamism and democracy were incompatible." The more Islamism we have, the more freedom we will lose and this is something worth fighting for.

 

Nigel Farndale, in an article on March 7th this year ( Daily Telegraph March 7th 2010 page 16) states that although an Atheist he believes that he "belongs to the church of England. It's called being British; one of her Majesty's subjects." He further states "I feel an almost patriotic duty to defend the Church of England against its enemies. I hate to see it on its knees, not in prayer but in cowering submission to political correctness." He also comments that the head of the church is not the Archbishop of Canterbury, but her Majesty the Queen as Head of State. And this should be piped through the tannoys at Dover, declaring the words of that great hymn "I vow to thee my country."

There is an absence of Christians on the current parliamentary cabinet; there are humanists, materialists, secularists and atheists. This is the first time in Britain's history such a situation has existed, and we well understand therefore why there is a consequent disorder in the country. The word by Mendalson in Blair's day about "we don't do God" seems now to have been prophetic. Resultantly, crime has risen 44%, the health, immigration and education services are all failing, education especially so, as we fall down the national league tables. Political correctness rules the day, and laws increase to control the people.

Every Christmas we see a pantomime enacted by local councils and head teachers struggling to eliminate the word from the calendar and give it a substitute title, a title that will pander to immigrants thus avoiding offence. Either we are a Christian country or we're not, let's make it clear. The Muslims think we are weak and stupid to bend our laws, beliefs and customs to accommodate them; they wouldn't do it for us. We have frail leadership in the country that is anti Christian.

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